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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02
An End to Bone Scrap1ng.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
Ill.,, says: "Havilg received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel it
my duty to let suffering humanity know
it. Have had unning sore on my
leg for eight years; my doctors told
me l would have to have the bone
scraped or leg amlutated. | used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and
well.''
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle and Bucken's Arnica Salve at
% C. per box by G r. Taggart's. 40
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School Report.

Report of school in Dist. No. 4, town
of River Falls, for month ending May
81, 1887:
Number pupils enrolled, Is; average
attendance, %. The following are
the names of those neither absent nor
tardy during the month: Lula Green,
Ada Hurst, Timmi Russ. Freeman
Russ, Blanch Heacox, Mile Heacox,
Hattie Fisher, Della Green, Hermie
Smith. Those deserving of special
mention for good behavior and faith
full work: Willie Mcintyre. Blanch
HeacOx, Hermie Smith, Frank Carley.
C. +. STILLwELL, Teacher.
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Mr.. Hosmer, of Durand, is visiting
her brother-in-law, Sherman Rice.
a few members of the G. A. r. met
in the Post hall on Monday, and after
calling to order committee proceed
ed to decorate the soldiers graves in
both cemeteries, without much cere-
mOny.
Rev. j. lIaw delivered a memorial
sermon in the NJ. E. church on Sunday.
Our merchants paid Csc for wool
last week.
Teams from the Barron Co. Wooden
mill were here last week buying wool.
Mrs. Smith. who was sent to the
State Insane Asylum last winter was
released on trial about two weeks
ago. She became violent on the night
of her return and escaped to the woods
where she has spent most of the time
since. As she was armed with large
knife, people were frightened and
Monday she was sent to Ellsworth in
charge Dept. Sheriff Groot.
The June number of the Rock Elm
Institute will be ready for the mail in
few days. There are four supple
ments with this number of great prac-
teal value to the progressive teacher.
Send for copy.
Every available space in the old and
in the new school house is being pro.
yided with new black boards.
Mr.. Lowater says, i have been In
this institute work since 1880 without
a break, and l never had too much
black board surface. This year l will
need more, as L must keep four teach
ers at work
Work on the roads has been com.
menced.
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School Report.

Report of Clifton school. Dist. No
2, for the month ending May. Is.
Number enrolled, 80; average atten
dance %. Roll othonor-Yiola Miller,
Frank Cone, Hilda Lundquist, Lydia
Brown. Kate Casey. Gertie West
Irena West. Bessie Cone, Mamie Cone
Susie Schofield. Eta Rissue, Ross Bias
com, Jane Miller.
IDACooLEY, Teacher.
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The Derby & Kilmer mill shut down
last Friday.
Mrs. Thankful Greedy is in very
poor health.
Misses Susan and Margaret McEwen,
of Point Douglas, Mimi, are Visiting
friends in this place.
S. d. Travis has sold his span of
mules to b. Elliot, of Ellsworth.
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Prof. North. of Waukesha, is visit
ing in town.
a. T. Abair and family, of FL Paso.
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Frank Keyes got his foot consider
ably famed in the mill yard on Friday
last while rolling on logs.
DIR. Clough has his new kitchen up
and enclosed.
New pews for the church have been
ordered from Red Wing.
On Monday at A. N. the members
of A. NJ. Howard Post gat at
their headquarters in Fox IS hall where
they listened to very feeling and in
teresting address by Post Commander
ID. w. butcher, after which they
marched TO the cemeteries and laid
flowers on the graves of their sleeping
comrades. Owing to the rain the
turnout was not general. Much cred
it is due to the officers and members
of a. NJ. Howard Post for changing
the tendency of decoration day obser-
vance from a celebration TO the SOL
emn and sacred service betting the
memory of the dead.
The assayor reports the gold found
here as flour gold of good quality.
Mr.. Newell and others interested are
making arrangements to build sluices
to test the actual value of the discoy-
cry. We have seen several specimens
of the gold dust after it has been sub.
jected TO the usual tests to determine
its validity and its genuineness is
probably beyond question; the guam
tity and cost of producing being the
all important problems to be demon
stTated.
Mrs. Churchill is in receipt of an
other fresh new stock Of millinery
goods.
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SCIRRHUS CANCER.

untold benefit have received from tbs use OF SIS
leads acknowledge its virtues and commend it TO
all who suffering with humoTs. year ago this July
the company in Atlanta Ga, concerning cancer
that had troubled three years past but which
had been increasing and renes quite rapidly for
three months preceding that letter had heard Of the
wonderful Of Swis Specific aud resolved to try it.
commenced taking i IN April 1854. My general health
much improved the which breast
continued to slowly, but surely. When wrote IN
July received treatise blood and Ekin diseases,
with advice 70 keep the s. s. S. did The bunch
grew and became quite heavy also very dark and angry
looking the middle Of December, when felt that
either have 1t cut out die. But contrary to s
expectations, II commenced 70 little bloody sub
and IN week it seemed TO break, making large
opening and discharng quantities OF almost black thick
blood. discharge less ana less, healing
around the edges until February, when il entirely
healed M and we'll. took twenysi< bottles q the 8 So
aud feel that my life it virtues. My -
wonder and miracle 70 all IN and about this community
wish could tell every body Of the benefits have
eeived and induce ali who suffer from Sws
Specific twenty-five years old. and my health rs
improved that feel better than have for years.
BETSY WOOD, Cochssett, Plymouth Co., Mass.
July as, 1888.
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Teachers Association.

Program of Teachers Association to be
held in Rock Elm, Saturday, June 4th,
1887.
Roll-call-Response by Sentiment.
General EVercises-B. ]. Thompson.
How to find what the word means in
the first and second reader classes-FlOr-
ence Swim.
The scratch book-Thos Fisher.
Essay-Julia Young.
Written Work-H. Lowater.
Grammer-Thompson Mealey.
Reading-Nina LOwater. -.t,.-.-
Essay-Warren Eldred.
Composition work for the little aolks
&C. l.. Bowman.
The school of to-day-Frank Alexand-
err.
Spelling-May Rice.
Special exercises for Friday afternoon
Julia Powers.
The Rock Elm school will be in session
dur.ug a portion of the day.
All friends of education are cordially
invited to attend.
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.DaifysCfeamefy
EpIrnp BY @. 1. HuRnELL.

All farmers or others interested In the Dairy
and Creamery business are Invited 10 furnish
contributions on any subject, connected there
with, for this column. Any questions that may
be propounded viii receive careful eonsidera-
ton. Until further notice address all communi-
Falls Wis.,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

Blue suits, suitable for the G.. A. R.,
warranted not to fade, good quality, at
Weisend's clothing store for $40.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

Burhyte's is the place to go for par.
asols and silk umbrellas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02
BOOTS LTD SHOES.
< wEIGER,

NV AISW VINAII q " I.INtt-ttl
w River Falls, Wis.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
Boots. Shoes, Gloves. Mittens, Hosiery,
and everything usually kept IN tirst-class
Boot and Shoe store Custom work q
specialtv Repairing promptly and neatly
done Shop On Nam ST., first door south
Of Camerons Bakery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

Trunks and yalises sold at Burhyte's
at low prices.
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JE V'EER y.

II T. PETERSON ~ son.
81 WatchmakeTs and Jewellers.
River Falls, Wis.
Dealers in fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware. Sole agents for the
celebrated Rockford quick-train Watches
All kinds of repairing neatly executed,
and all work warranted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02
Temperance.

CONDUCTED BY THE.--- w. C. I. U.
For God and Home and Native Land
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Trains 5, 4, S, run daily; and daily except
Sunday.
Through tickets % al points III the United
States and Canada ou sale al Prescott.
Baggage checked through to destination.
Peerless Dining Cars ami Pullman Sleepers on
all through trains.
No change Of ears 10 Chicago. Peoria or 81.
Louis
For tickets, sleeping caraccOmmodatioDs,lo local
time tables, and other information, apply to
". u. HALLETT. Agent.
Prescott, Wis.
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HO Tells.

UbEk HOUSE,
IL LOUIS HUBER, PRoPRIETOR,
Ellsworth, Wis.
This house is in good condition through
out, and the travelling public will always
fnd q good table and clean beds. The
bar Is constantly supplied with the best
of liquors. Good stablIng.
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Fred Dodge and II. A. Wilson have
been engaged by Mr.. Hubbell to haul
cream.
Weekly prayer meeting at Cotton
Whitcomb's next Friday evening.
G. r. Griffin and daughter were in
town last Sabbath in attendance at
quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Jim. Rogers is home on visit.
Mrs. Simons. of Roberts, has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Barney, the
past week.
Those who attended the entertain
ment at Roberts last Friday evening
were wei entertained.
Tom Stapleton is preparing to build
a barn this summer.
John Stapleton has purchased a
horse of o. Strahl.
S. Hayc0x had the misfortune to
lose two of his valuable cows recent
ly.
Mrs. James Rogers is visiting at
home, Mr.. Deans.
Miss Reed, of Beldenyille, is at
home on visit.
Winnie Wadsworth, of the city, was
in town during last week.
Harvey Follansbee has been engaged
by Mr.. Hubbell to work in the cream
cry this summer.
Ed. Cole has been lighting with a
wOuld-be sickness for the last two
weeks.
Geo. Williams figured in the Els
worth band On Decoration Day in
River Falls.
Morris Thomas has built handsome
barn this spring which has a slightly
location.
Many of our citizens enjoyed the
exercises of the G.. A. K. in K. +. Mon
day, despite the rain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

Gentlemen's summer underwear, all
kinds, new stock Just in. at Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02
.gBsTR.4CTsE.t ASSURANCE.

~ Y. DENNISTON,
- Ellsworth, Wis.
Abstract. Real Estate x Insurance Office.
Taxes paid, and information gwen.
Full set of Abstract Books for Pierce ami
st. Croix counties.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

The finest line of wash dress goods
ever shown in this place to be found
at Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-06-02

Every man who keeps a cow should
read some good dairy paper every
week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
Yesterdays Court Record.

CIRcUIr-Roberts. Thorp & Co. VS.. Dennis
l.. Rogers aud Frank :. Donaldson. As.
sumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff $4,000 and
costs. Proceedings stayed sixty days.
Dewitt a. Burnett VS.. Lyman i. Kinney
and Geo. w. Powers. Trespass. Piainii II
sabmits TO non-suit, with leave TO move TO
set aside within thirty deys. Judgment for
defendant for cOsts.--Dewitt A. Burnett
vs.. Arthur A. Bleazoy. Trespass on the
case. On trial.
Misunderstanding cases will be taken
up this morning. city VS.. Frank
Ecker.. Appeal. Costs paid and case dis
missed.
PRoBArE.-Estste of Jane Smith, deceased;
appraisers warrant and inventory filed;
order tor hearing claims before the court
September 24.-Estate of bartel dc Vile
ger, deceased; appraisers warrant and in
ventory .ilei.-=Estste OF James Ross
Moore, a minor; order appointing Herman
Moore, guardian.
PoLICE-HermAn Turner. drunk: paid
g. 35.=George spaeth, allowing games ia
his saloon; paid $23.3 35.--George Bartlett,
obstrucang street crossing adjourned to
Apnl Herman Q2igley, vagraney; ten
days in jsii-lohn Luyendyk, saloon
open after hours; adjourned TO March 2s
Joseph Wood. ef al. same: adjourned
70 March 50.-Fr4nk Worfei. same: ad-
iourned 10 March 3l--Jacob MOI, rcceig-
iug stolen goods: adjourned - March %
Frank Sl0ss, drunk paid s5.35.-Wm
Taylor. assault aud battery; adjourned to
March 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
.sLiNo TloERs.
Ees fhsy Ass2Ha - k.asss saa is~s-
eh.E ny - IA STARE ar Aiehss~a-

Ees fhsy AbsssHa a. ksasss sas ts~s-
eh@E ny - "A stare isE Mieh,s~a-
A eoAmerc4al traveller sho las rseeatiy
rsturaed tfou a. sxteassEs Trip Ia TIE wesS.
bSs been t4iking 70 = reporter VI tie jSck-
soa slaf he szid. did yoa ever hear Of
tie 'bllEd tiger Nog Well y0u i know
al about tAem II tie 4usndnsnI sarFiss IA
Michigan. A blind nGer - pace, pre-
sune1sy > restaurant 4ad eoaieeiAonSff
store BAT Ia reality the lowest shisky dive
&C rreora. where Young men aud boys e1n-
gregsle aud dnnk tiiS Stgd. 10 which
sloohOl i The pFincioai insrralent on tie
siy. They abound IA ios2 sad hansss and
are doing more b4Fm 10 TIE youth ~ those
states than fsiee Tue number u regular
ssiOors could DO. There bss never been 4
conviction of the keeper OF 0ilcd tiger
30 shresd are they IA eFsding detection.
Was talking one d4y silh prominent
drasgist ia ottaws. Kansas. relative u nay
business. whsa a bali dr &nkeu mao came
in called Tie iraggisi - one side and as |
sllsrw4rd learDed. asked To- bottle OF
whisky. Upon osiag refused ne turned
upon my customer aud aou5et ham most
roundiy calling him every hard name
with which he Was acquainted. Toe
druggist made no reply. but was ylsloiy
affected and co1id scarcely refrain from
kicziug the loateT into the street. lhefe,
said he, after the ielio~ had gone. you see
the effect OF prohibition | Try - confne
my business 10 legitimate drugs, but God
knows ] have up bill work Of il. Ny trade
Is nearly ruined because my competitors
cell whisky and am substantially boycott
tel bg aii.sers . dra-{lst "a Kansas IS
stigm a1ized as whisky seller. however
honest and conscientious he may he, on
the same princi pal that IL the angel Gabriel
were TO pat conductors badge on his hat
ani step aboard of a railroad train. the cry
OF thief would 20 up ftom every throat.
No. my dear fellow, Prohibition does not,
cannot. prohibit. AS you SNOW l am not
& drinking man aad I believe that II pro-
hibiuOnisls could bring figures TO demon
strate tbag tie law has ever OeeD enforced
thar every night thinking man IN America
would vote prohibition. believe it 10 be
impFacticable and unconstitutional aud
the good people OF Michigan will repent IL
ia sackcioth and ashes. If the amendmsnt
carries and prohibition IS attempted IN this
State
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
rEEsoN4L PoINT.

O.. ". Irish, u Grand Ledge Is in town
o. Wixss leaves tomorrow for Nsv
Y1rk.
Dr. A. Meyers. Of Fort Wayne. is a guest
a. The A0Sion.
Hon. ". " Mitchell. Of Ionia, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. L. NJ Sellers. Of Cedar Springs. was
IL town yesterday.
b F Sitter has returned from a short
business Trip in Texas.
Miss Agnes Ransom. who has been visit
ing friends here. has returned to her home
IN lansing.
Mrs. r. Christ has retained from Saginaw
CITY. where she vas attending the funeral
of Hiss Augusta Becker.
The Frss f~sss STATES that Leland 3. Case
vii nor enter The o.ics "a te der & Ford
hsrs A. stenogrsQher, out Siii remain in
Aefroit
SuDsriatsn3ert Perry and wiis went 20
Mussegor yesterday 80 attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Murray. Al old friend Of theirs. She
Was - years II age.
Miss Eva T. Ward, Of summer St. return
sd yesterday from nuisth MINI. where
she has been ths guest Of Mrs- F. II. Hull
bert ior the past 40 months.
Cart G. " Perkins. o. henderson. NJ.
President of the fer<ins, Hazsiuns s ca.
Grug company. is in the city. in the interest
Of rev patent electric Esiirosd or&ks.
Charles II Taylor received dispatch
from 81 Faul yesterday. announcing the
desih 81 his SISTER. NJ Judge Marin. Ms.
Martin was = t1rHer residents Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
DIR. Knot, Gets sixty Days.

The notorious DR.. Knott. who borrowed a
set of implements from a dentist At Reed
City and failed TO return them, was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Scaliy Wednesday night.
His arrest occurred this wise: Scally was
informed that he was at Musksgon and pur
chased tickets for that place. When short
distance OUT OF Jeanisonyiile ne entered the
smoking car 10 enjoy cigar when he recog-
nized his man IN seat opposite. He
accosted him and asked hfm i: bis name
was not Williams, and il he did not remem-
Der putting up O prescription f1r hin last
week al Reed City. he replied that be did
and asked how il worked, out said his name
was Knott Williams. The officer then told
him that he was The man he wanted and
quietly slipped the bracelets on his wrists.
He meekly submitted and they returned TO
the city. and he Tas locked up in the jail.
he was taken before Judge Miller al Cedar
Springs yesterday morning and pleaded not
guilty. He was given tria,. the articles
stolen being found III his satcbel and pro-
duced as evidence. He was found guilty
and sentenced 10 sixtg days in iail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF BLISS.
DIR. Jac,b Bsntum and Vile Celebrate
Their silver Wedding Anniyerssry.

DIR. ssc,b Benfum and Wife Celebrate
Their silver Wedding Anniversary.
Twenty five years ago yesterday the mar
rage bells rang ont merrily in Amsterdam,
the occasion being the wedding of DR.. J.
Ben.um. who had retired from the Holland
navy after ten years service of medical
direction. aud Elizabeth De Heus. A year
after the happy couple came 10 Grand Rapids
and have since resided here, being among
the most prominent and respected Holland
citizens in the Valley City. Last evening
nearly one hundred friends OF the doctor
and his estlmable vile gathered st their
elegant residence, No. 279 Jefierson-ave.,
and assisted in the proper celebration OF
their silver wedding anniversary. Music,
singing and PLAYING occupied the evening,
and at about IL o'clock refreshments were
served. All united in well wishes and con-
grafulaliOns to the host and hostess and
their journey down lifes pathway will be
made The happier by Ieason Of the assur-
ance Of esteem and friendship on the part
of those assembled last evening. DR.. and
Mrs. Bentum received many elegant and
costly silver gifts, among them the fol-
lowing
Mr.. ana Mrs. Minderhout, set Of fruit
knives; Mr. aud Mrs. ii. T. Schram, card
receiver; Miss. Lizzie Kyle aad Albert
Broager, SCI nut picks and fruit knives:
Chris kiliinger and j0an b Wagner, cake
basket; Mrs C. Van Dam, A. NJ. Asirs. J.
BOOte. c. Mosher and 3. DE Viieger, tea
service; A. De Hues, wife and daughter,
wine stand. John Beck man, John Otte aad
II. Il. Vandugieren castor: AIRS IL II.
Idema. tooth pick holder; J. Nandeaburg
perfume case; Mr.. and Airs. NJ. Il. kimm
Mr. and Mrs Van OsteTmdsseE, Mr. and
Mra "a J. Dnrqn y / krau-aui ID Eimm
water set. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. O'clock. M
aud Mrs. q. Hersog, fruit stand, Mrs. klys
water pitcher; Mrs. III. Haring
Mr. and Mrs. b. Langliler. Mr.. and
Nfs. ID. l. NsnderFeen, fraii dish, Ar. and
Ms. yanderstoop Mr. and 9rs. T. Van
derseydsn Mr. and Mrs. A Van Dort. Nr.
aud Mrs J. Wander S.uis, NJ and Mrs. j.
ii r. Vandng.ereu, table set; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Klein. set OF knives; Mr. and Mrs. !.
". Mnderhoug, creamer: Miss =. DeHsus
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Greene, hand
painted aprons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

to tie Ea.l0r of he 1kLxskA4-HEaAL8.
GRAND lArine. March @s.-l wish the
rElDsEA~- HEKALD would request our rep
resentatives a. LAnsing 20 wlthdres the
proposed amendments 10 our city charter,
or II that cannot be done. 70 a. lesst bring
the dTan OF them hack 10 this city where
soaae 0f us who are interested IN the matter
can nave some opportunity 70 heap al the
tinkering process Or. a. least. 20 see what
has been done IN tie way Of unkering- j
for one AM dlsglstei with this whole busi-
ness. sno believe the Inajorlty Of our citi-
zens are. CITY Attorney Ransom has
proved himself incapable or al least guilty
OF gross negligence in sllosing an amend
meni 10 90 20 the Legislature and pass the
House which, ii Il had become \ law, would
have invalidsted our assessment rolls. let
us have those charter amendments brought
back 10 Grand Rapids ana theu II il be ab-
sOiuteiy necessary To Gauend the charter,
some Of rs who bear the burden Of Inunici-
pal government may De aDle - Learn what
.he amendments are.
OAE VINO PAYS TAXES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
Registration Notice.
CRY csEkK's orncE.

CRY C3ERE's oFEcE
GEAsn EAFiis MGR March ~. fse7.
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tie
ne q srI = aezisi atloa Of tbe ny of grnBd
Rapids Il meet ~ tiie plae,s ke esnsfef drssz
HsssG on Frdsy and -a.ufdsT AD-ii 81 aDa a
iss7 ne1t rreee iae inc Gay II eiecs IA, bet0eer
toe hons q sVeicrk = IA. sd cit<k - us
tor zoe parpoSc 81 FaskiDr psritcs ~ - near
NAY - ~ Al yeroHs rsssGi7g la fhe seveTsi
werds 81 the Oty - or a Iisnias. lnsiiaed e.sc-
tor prdgr ne forsft1fi.sn efths - - ~ Miet-
esB en- easfa 81 - vot ther.in
Fiof vsrd--i5 Grand siile ave.
-essEla ward -s1, nor Goaft Fssof1. Fesrl-sL
Third wayd YSrf pTecif G. -ff5 far6 =
Thlnd us-d seooD6 }aef aei- ~ geiIer-ou-s4s
Fo1rfh wsrd. Prs; pfeceat--F Ffs-fs Asfi" ziz
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Fulrfh "a ). secoro Fgeclsot-lz Cre~centsve
fiffh ~sFE sc DR. 0zef s<<T
SKI war3-Kfsgine 1o-rss rsoFsb q fsesakF5ss-
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j. p Ssein. E4ixeae ~ h8azl6.
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f-e0rEe Fzztii1d, Psn, Harss
snieT. - HsyweY8
3 Eu1ueT. AndrsE Doyle.
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Bretne- Z. i fSsntere
Board 81 Eezisss<<oa ~ ne CITY - Crsot
Espics.
SoEs 4 BEIKsss,
c1g Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
The IRISH TICKET.
The COMMITTEE OF ~ Nominated Full
City Ticket Last Night

The COMMITTEE Of 2t" Nominated n Full
City Ticket Last Night.
I. is getting popular now for Committees
instead oi conventiOns-to nominate city
tickets The papers have been f1ll Of re-
ports about the doings OF the Comm ttee Of
Fifteen. bat il remained for the TEIEeRsN-
HKEAID TO unesrth new acheme last night
in the shape cf The "Comnitsse - Twenty
one They assembled last night at Rim
saettes Hall on South Disision-st.. and
amid shouts of victory and aoSsnDaas OF
praise nominated the following ticset.
MsYor-Justice Tnos. Walsh.
TreasursF--j0h0 Grady.
CieTk-Mic lasi r. Powers.
Narsbal-Th0mss Nester.
Board OF Review jas Mckeivsr.
D.rector OF Po0r-Pstrics IL. . Nsil
Comptrolier-P MsFln.
Judge Of Superior Coart rt-P. J. Britain.
For Aldermen Oi the several wards he
f0Earing ser isns1 wee Dsae5. First
n. Colieso1. Second. Nike Csai6eid. Third.
Thos. McIsoe. Fourth. Thorszs kesfiug
FIFTH. J0hn Michel sixth. David Acs}znn
Sevez.th, no n0Ea nation. Eighth. james
CRAZY.
James McKeivsf vas nisde Chairman Of
the Com mistee aud thev wiil mest AondaT
evening - appoint a s1b-eona n iftes 20 wsit
on the Democrats AID ask far "a eadOrse-
meDt 0f their candidates